Times rejects cheeky Charlie ad
The New York Times Magazine rejected a Charlie perfume ad showing a young woman patting a male friend's rump. The Times deemed it in poor taste and off limits for a family newspaper, while Revlon defended the ad as equalizing the gesture.
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Poverty drop as family income rises for fourth straight year
The Census Bureau reports about 700,000 fewer people in poverty in 1986 as median family income rose 4.2 percent after inflation. President Reagan welcomes the improvement while critic Robert Greenstein calls it modest for the recovery. The report notes poverty fell to 32.4 million and the poverty rate to 13.6 percent, with whites and men’s earnings rising and regional gains varying.
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Disability reviews for Social Security benefits explained
Periodic disability reviews ensure continued eligibility for Social Security and SSI. Reviews depend on impairment severity and improvement likelihood, with timelines from 12 months to every five to seven years. An in person or phone interview explains the process, rights, and needed medical evidence. Benefits continue unless evidence shows improvement to substantial gainful work. Most SSA business is now handled by telephone.
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